Mississippi car crashes are deadly. On average, a Mississippi driver is 4x more likely to die from a car crash than someone in Massachusets or New York. These injuries and fatalities are often preventable and have nothing to do with a vehicle’s safety rating. To better ...
Read MoreAccording to the CDC , motor vehicle accidents are the #1 cause of teen death. Sadly, teen fatalities are highest of from June-August. To help both ...
View MoreMississippi has a big problem. We have the highest number of fatal car crashes per capita in the US. Our state sees a horrifying 22.2 traffic ...
View MoreThe months of June, July, and August sees an enormous spike in car crashes, DUIs, and fatalities on American roadways. The phenomenon is so ...
View MoreIt sounds ridiculous, right? How could using delivery apps and allegedly having fewer drivers on the road, result in more traffic? It comes down to ...
View MoreSome truck accidents are due to negligence or aggressive driving practices. Others are the result of design errors built into nearly every commercial ...
View MoreThe delivery industry is booming. Food-delivery apps are entering nearly every city in America. Social distancing brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic ...
View MoreAs COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States and the world at large, supplies are flying off the shelves. Supermarkets with hundreds of thousands ...
View MoreWhat is MedPay? Said out loud, it has the same ring as Medicaid or Medicare. While they sound similar, MedPay is very different from those programs. ...
View MoreYou suffered a bad car accident and ended up in the hospital. You receive the care you need and contact your insurance company as soon as you can. ...
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